Sentence examples for only expressing that from inspiring English sources

The pontiff was, Martin said, only expressing that the Christian view is to "care for the stranger," because Christianity is "not an us and a them".

Self-expression is total, immediate, without conception of time, and you can only express that if you are free, physically and mentally, from fragmentation.

We want Clinton, Sanders, Trump, Cruz and others to not only express that they know Black Lives Matter, but to invest resources and develop a clear and time-bound plan on how they will advance the political, economic and social power of black people.

One theologian replied that his error was only to express that opinion on the holy day itself.

That means she felt comfortable not only expressing herself that way in a public forum, but also leaving the tweet up there for several days.

It added that it would be a "disproportionate limitation" on freedom of expression to require all contestants to "only express views that met generally accepted standards".

The only expressed preferences that really matter will be counted tomorrow night.

Chymase-expressing mast cells are generally classified as non-immune mast cells, differentiating them from mast cells that only express tryptase and that are involved in allergic and parasitic diseases [ 34].

By a slight margin, millennials said that women were more equal at home than at work, the only generation to express that view.

The OT-1 T cells were obtained from a transgenic mouse line that only expresses a TCR that is sensitive to the strong-agonist peptide SIINFEKL (amino acids 257 to 264 of chicken ovalbumin).

Restriction (18) expresses that only opened plants are allowed to give discount to customers.